December 2009 Photography Assignment - Night photography

[hodaka]

Question: I was always under the impression that we were supposed to share pictures taken after the assignment was announced. Can we actually use any picture we have taken in the past that meets the assignment criteria?

[Marko]

Question: I was always under the impression that we were supposed to share pictures taken after the assignment was announced.

Can we actually use any picture we have taken in the past that meets the assignment criteria?

Hi Hodaka,

Can you clarify what you mean by share images, I don't understand.

...and obviously there's no gun or double checking but the assignment is like voluntary homework, it's supposed to be current. If you use last year's homework it's cheating a bit.

[TheGreatMike]

It's a sickness,who would take pictures while waiting for a ride ,after a 3 hour flight ??

[jumpinjimmyjava]

A tree in a park, under a street light.

[robking]

This is from granville Island in Vancouver. It was probably the coldest day ever in Vancouver ... a balmy -17

[kurtdriver]

This is from granville Island in Vancouver. It was probably the coldest day ever in Vancouver ... a balmy -17

Your picture's not showing up. I don't remember -17 in the twenty years I've been here.

[JAS_Photo]

THe Lethbridge highlevel bridge is great. I lived in Lethbridge once upon a time. The coolies are cool and the drive into the city is so dramatic. For those not from the area, coolies are kind of "reverse" hills. They are formed by the path of the river carving out the land rather than glaciers or whatever causing the upheavel of the land.

[MoinMoin]

Every year the old salt storhouses of our Hanseatic city are illuminated.

[Bambi]

ver pretty! too bad about the railing in the way.

[Gotoplanf]

THe Lethbridge highlevel bridge is great. I lived in Lethbridge once upon a time. The coolies are cool and the drive into the city is so dramatic. For those not from the area, coolies are kind of "reverse" hills. They are formed by the path of the river carving out the land rather than glaciers or whatever causing the upheavel of the land.

The High Level is a magnificient bridge spanning the coolies which like you say are an amazing sight in their own right. I enjoy my visits to Lethbridge and just happened upon this great sight. Thanks Marko, Raiven and Mad Aussie for the feedback. I look forward to learning a lot from these forums.